Survival
Crafting & workbench progression

A Basic Wheel needs 2 Wood and 4 Scrap. Compare 20 recipes below, including wheel upgrades, storage, walls and the Auto Turret. Some recipes need a lobby unlock before their materials can be used.
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Crafting recipes & materials
Search an output or a material to see where it is used. Quantities are the ingredients for one recipe; items such as a Basic Wheel must already be crafted when another recipe calls for them.
| Recipe | Ingredients | Availability | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic WheelA standard replacement wheel for the bus. |
| Available recipe | Game menu ↗ |
| Spiked WheelDamages enemies when the wheel rolls over them. |
| Unlock in the lobby | Game menu ↗ |
| Golden WheelA wheel intended for faster travel; no speed percentage is shown. |
| Unlock in the lobby | Game menu ↗ |
| Wooden WallA full wooden wall for a bus build. |
| Available recipe | Game menu ↗ |
| Wooden Half-WallA shorter wooden wall for the bus. |
| Available recipe | Game menu ↗ |
| Wooden DoorA door that opens and closes. |
| Available recipe | Game menu ↗ |
| Wooden WindowA wooden window frame. |
| Available recipe | Game menu ↗ |
| Metal WallA full-height sheet metal wall. |
| Unlock in the lobby | Game menu ↗ |
| Metal Half-WallA lower sheet metal wall. |
| Unlock in the lobby | Game menu ↗ |
| Log GrillA heavy front-mounted log grill. |
| Available recipe | Game menu ↗ |
| Snow Plough GrillClears barriers from the road. |
| Unlock in the lobby | Game menu ↗ |
| Saw GrillUses spinning saws to damage enemies. |
| Unlock in the lobby | Game menu ↗ |
| Flame GrillBurns enemies that touch it. |
| Unlock in the lobby | Game menu ↗ |
| Wooden ChestStores items in a wooden chest. |
| Available recipe | Game menu ↗ |
| Wooden LadderProvides a climbable ladder for your build. |
| Unlock in the lobby | Game menu ↗ |
| LampA mounted light for the dark sections of the route. |
| Unlock in the lobby | Game menu ↗ |
| Auto Turret / TurretA mounted gun that automatically aims and fires at nearby hostiles. |
| Robux unlock; check the lobby offer | Game menu ↗ |
| Crafting TableA workbench used to craft items. |
| Available recipe | Game menu ↗ |
| Generator CardAn access card that starts a generator building. |
| Unlock in the lobby | Game menu ↗ |
| LanternA portable light to carry through dark areas. |
| Unlock in the lobby | Game menu ↗ |
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Recipes shown: 20 · Game menu captures reviewed September 8, 2026.
An unlocked recipe still needs its materials. Recipes marked for the lobby must be unlocked there before use. The Auto Turret has a separate Robux offer; read the current offer before spending.
Start with the recipe on the workbench
Approach the workbench and read the recipe requirements in your current run. Check both the material type and the quantity before committing resources. A part that solves the next journey’s problem is more useful than crafting an item simply because its materials happen to be nearby.
The September 4 solo route prepares Basic Wheels before the late stages of the journey. Keep a finished spare accessible so that a failed wheel does not force you to search for materials after the bus has stopped.
Basic Wheels: prepare before they are needed
Four Basic Wheels take 8 Wood and 16 Scrap. One spare requires another 2 Wood and 4 Scrap. A Spiked Wheel consumes a Basic Wheel as an ingredient, so include that dependency when planning the materials.
Ricoko highlights the workbench around 2:23 in the solo video and later uses the spare-wheel preparation around 7:39. This links an early crafting choice to a concrete late-run problem.
The practical sequence is to read the wheel recipe, set aside its materials, craft the replacement and keep it separate from sale cargo. When fitting it, use the attachment control and check that the part is actually on the bus before driving.
- Check the current Basic Wheel recipe at the workbench.
- Reserve the displayed materials before selling spare loot.
- Craft the replacement and keep it reachable.
- Use Z to place or attach the part when replacing a damaged wheel.
All crafting badge milestones
These are the quantities in the official Roblox badge descriptions. They describe crafted items; they do not say you must unlock that many distinct recipes. Track your current milestone in the badge checklist and keep the next target in mind when deciding how much material to save.
| Badge | Workbench items crafted |
|---|---|
| Crafter I | 25 |
| Crafter II | 150 |
| Elite Crafter | 500 |
Keep materials tied to a purpose
Divide the haul into immediate supplies, planned crafting materials and sale cargo. Before you sell something that could be used at the workbench, compare it with the recipe you intend to complete.
In a group, nominate one person to manage planned materials and one to check the vehicle. That avoids duplicate crafting while leaving the bus without another essential supply. If the run is low on fuel or ammunition, cover those needs before chasing a crafting milestone.
Planning a cure ending
The Cure Fred badge names a cure potion as its required item. Its description does not supply an ingredient list or establish a workbench recipe. Follow the potion instructions shown by the current game and keep the resulting item for the Fred encounter.
Use the Cure Fred guide to coordinate the final decision with your team. Crafting milestones and ending requirements are separate goals, so completing a Crafter badge does not itself unlock the cure ending.
Sources
- Last Stop [Beta] — The Hidden Route on Roblox ↗
- Last Stop Roblox How to Solo Easy Fast Win for Beginners ↗
- Crafter I — Roblox badge ↗
- Crafter II — Roblox badge ↗
- Elite Crafter — Roblox badge ↗
- Cure Fred Ending — Roblox badge ↗
- Last Stop crafting recipes — game menu screenshots ↗
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